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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-12-23

St Paul, Chicago and New York contributed
each their quota to the holiday stock Of Wam-
berg Il jacobson, and being bought strictly for
cash, were bought very low down, and every
purchaser participates in the benefit as we arc
putting profits down to the lowest notch con-
sistent with fair dealing. You can find toys
for children, plush goods in great variety suita-
bic for esthetic young ladies', books for those
OF literary taste, handsome boxes of stationery
suitable for lady or gent, handsome albums,
fine dress goods, fine ladies' and gents under
wear, hose and half hose, fine silk and linen
handkerchiefs, toboggan caps and all kind of
knit and woolen goods for those who desire to
make substantial presents. It simply out Of
the question to enumerate the numerous goods
we have suitable for presents, 20 drop in and
look US over and get our prices.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-12-23

Charley Merriell left for Chicago yesterday Il
join Mrs. Merriell and the boy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-12-23

Charley Gray was up from Page yesterday,
and returned by the train.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-12-23

Jim McCulom, after being laid up for
week, Is again on deck,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-12-23

Died-Sunday last, infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam McMahan,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-12-23

Attorney Mcmahon went to Fargo Wednes-
day to attend court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
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Gen. &c. smith has zone % Chicago.
Marx Norris went 70 A1sEAn yesterday.
W r. ssn5orn. 81 the Chicago Iat>r Oeean.
b 'n town.
JIG. Riley aad wife of Grand Haven. are
n f1- ctv
Mrs r. Carroll has returned from her
.Is.t to Cl.caf0.
Ms usarg Martin Of Chicago. is visit
-c iren1f q ftf etr.
-saatcr sdlaa.0r Cadillac. vas A. The
Norton res.e-fsF
Nr te4 Mrs 81 Engismsnn. Of Manissee
Hsrs in tae eiiT yesterday.
N-. 70. D. C0opss. 81 The Warwick. is
1.,rg friends 81 ast1a. oni9.
E.f Cass Fuhrsr. of fbe rniversaiist
..aEca scnfaet i3 bis h0ns bY illness.
sfron J. watson Who has been ul for
Pc rssi tWo wssks Is again s0ls 10 be
Irrnl
q suvsl aad VIE of IS Presc1tt-st.
aaqe ~ lr'sd irom visit with friends a.
f'faal Maven.
A. p.sfer. recently of the Boston
.1-s. hss iassu roir9n in the ka.ama-
20 sore AS Ms.sssel n.
wise kft.s Watsou. who hss seru visit
d. .t- t'|I.'t tst .lIttaflts Nlta ~ 4flel %
rrr aocie Ir ftis's Greek.
Geo a. Smi.1. booxsee1er for n. N
tac s1l joan COOK VII engage In simi-
business i1 l.aiRmaz0o.
fs1er 90 Fnrirecn. cu1necfei with the
Ne~ .-l t-e of lae Fhaa'r Furcilure
Company. Isia fas ci'y ~ isW days
Ns &. r Johnson sud son. of south
tend 'at are in SIZE cifY visiting Mrs. 81
3 Aeafen.va1 i Ars. Johnson = dauzater.
N 4 n4rham. tae E'nisi gentleman who
.f fsna'nr fnr f.rrlif luige .1 Gatffitc. was
r era1 yesterday he IS coudtenl ol eisc-
.laa
TIE kslan.sceo frres ~ Ffer'ia7 SAYS.
Mr. H M 5eeheI of f-ri1d Hsq'ts wss in
i1e c'IF yesterday CD see a50ut starring q
uee store nere
H C Hstnewsr of fhis ritv. Grsr :
Hasfsr eI 'ae ~fsle Grand Lcdfe r & A
N "a Inspecting taa saDori aafs bodies in
fis soH.aera ra-f ef toe State. lie Hss A.
lifunscn sst lirh1
Wm. tl1r ~ atlanta. Ca Special In
sreffar in fs Internal Revenue detsrt-
irent - 81 tae ctr eKsHNnfug Capt nar,s
seoks he fhe fiIasr if-Iar 81 FL. ".
0rscF. 0f l1a Atlantis talllit.ii7a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
LATE wHIsrEns OF THE wInE.


The street car strike ~ Boston has been
de- sred ~ iiy tie knights of istor.
The Psansy lvania srd I p eh Van.y
railroad denies oe.ag interested in the 3. y
- deal.
Tas Br3oklyn Councils offer Of fhe CITY
hall for the 'sVing iu sfate 0f Ar Beecher e
body va declined
The Western Uaio1 Telegraph Company.
Adams krprss. saf flimaa franchise %
With Toe j. & %. desi.
Cardinal GIBBS ~ Baltimore. nor a.
Rome. declares h.mse.f AID sae church a.
ensmT IS s3uIless coFporstens
The fsnerai ~ Nfs Ruth uarmon. grand
mother of Nrs. H-asi3rnt C'sfeisrt. COOK
3 sca yesterday sf chnrchviile y Y.
TIE ,fnks ~ .brakenfen ard fsr3raen On
tie AaN frrs, ifanFFifsn "a aud Ih-n
FaIroa4 gr0vs more sssio1s from dsy ID
dsF.
The Frrs.dent yesterday ordered ths
removal ~ 1oaa ~ sav. spefaisI
lasreesor ~ steambosts 81 t3e Ikfl
DISTRICT
TIE New York Press cias iast nlxht
adopted ressfnfoas - ssrr8r f5r iss tesfa
q 81 Befttsf wao Nsse rleu p~r ~ fhaf
graani ration. sd appointed = f8.ase tass
% sifera he fa1sra
Tie rheieair cloth ~ house ~ s i<F-
Ffson A tt 81 tss farE eng. made 81
assIsr alerf yesterday sish ersfeferees ~
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sssels ttH $3.50 Ihe esaes - 6ae 81 sra
rss speco aifoa 81 lhasf e1uatea Al sa-sk-
keeper. chs ass eei tas fF.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
Railroad Rulings.

CHICAGO March 9--At today's session Of
the Central Trade association, a resolution
Of the subject OF 1000 mile tickets Was
adopted, % The effect that on the COM
nencement CT the Inter State law there viii
be a large number Of uuex xpired portions Of
mileage tickets outstanding and unused.
and in order % treat the public fairly, II
was agreed that any line 50 desiring may
sell 900 mile tickets up % April /. limited
10 exlire July 81, 1857, g. not less than sl5
a ticket The new classification Of the
trunk lines was unanimously adopted and
the recommendation thai All secoad-class
tickets De done away With WAS concrTred
IN
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
SLICK WORK.
some Bohemian Ost Boodisrs Failed IN
ThsIr little tame.

some BohsFafAn Ost Boodisrs Failed ia
Thsir Little tame.
The Bohemian ost scouudrels have been
working their lttle raekst down near Gale
doniA al whereby their scheme mss
been wheat Instead o. oats 4 week or
more ago tbeT ius.nuA1sd themselves into
sbs good gfsces of John Schoo'sy. fsroer
Who 5vss ahout tnrcu miles from Caed0fia "a
snd offered him B. ~ fsr ais tesm. thas Is 60
say $50 .n cash and tie remainder iu
beautiful Bohemian wheat Nr. Gchoo.eY
could keep tae tssm until The whQle faas
Nas Iati-01tr theV vBated s. paper %
show taaf shs bsrzsin vss made ~ course
tae psper tnsf ne Calsisaiau siEnsa sas a
nil 70 sale The fellows eent away aud
last Saturday thsy arpsarsd azai1 They
adnt Hxe 80 way tie horses we're saosi
ari wsnfet to fske thsm over te fowu ald
haVe tben shod right ~ course. Mf.
hoaey isl the iesm gD--and lac "a nc.
see ais horses ssain-
IL so hae1euei thst Norman Gums iurs.
oi Grand Ehrii1. had = ehafie. mortgage aa
nfurh 81 ~ 5caceiers property neifffinr
fhs tasm ans WIEN tie news Esf bef~
Charles 1ammin18 All f8nsiaele Cham.
saIf.1 who vas teEat Esd e soaf.f sisFtei
1ls ~ h1rf le Zee team rf~F 'eaa8 Sc si
Nuir and Al isrt tnsF lonnd James sfa.
hsu tise nsn se0 brought them tasrr iis
wzs arrested snd Irlfsi 81 Isl .n seas e.fg
a. lt.i asst niset f.1ahsW ntfIner go
= atan NAMED Carr sni ~eaasi-f ess ga.
ish EoNuae = Ff1fiturut farmer Hhe
Afss nfsl faEIafl iH tas county Has lnF
eaiei p tae uattef Both Carr ard 1ar
uaa ~ - afeeefe.i his aofaiaE be6sFs
lhe IfLs3atH Il zskI.o Il rad .n Caledonia
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

BrxSIxe1ox. VI. March 9James T.
Fitzgerald wss today found guity Of la5
oIeases egninst the proAibilory law and
was fined si3 80 and costs, with an a.,erna-
tive II not paid Of three davs bard labor in
tie House Of Correction fDr each dollar.
Fitzgerald appealed end the bail was nred
a. 5000. Fitzgerald saloon IS at the
place where young Jewett was found dead
some tlne aro. This i- The first prosecution
BY the uew Law and Order League.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10


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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

NoEFotx. Va. March 9.--rhe North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Rhein, Captain
Johns, from Bremen February p. for Balti-
more. with 1000 passengers and freight, il
ashore on Hog sland. bat thirty-five miles
north Of Cape Charles. she IS reported lying
easy IN a smooth ses. With her stern on AMI
her a0g pointing seawari. Tne Old
Dominion steamship Richmond, and
Wyauoke are anchored close by. aud Il
necessary wi, transfer passengers. The tug
" S. Slater, has also been sent 10 her assist
EQCt from here
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
Aalrl An.l.l.n.allr sIangsl.

PHrfADEtrHiA. March 8-John W. Nib
lock, OF 29ii = e.. found his - year Old
bv a rope when he returned home stouiFht
TIE girl had evidently been dead sometime.
IL is supposed she vas trying 10 rig a sg ine
Tor her lifte brother aud sister and fei.
fr0m a chair while one end 0f toe rope was
coiled a3oa, her neck al3 tue other end
was fastened % the tfanson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

>aiEdin Tsnspls TO be Instituted Tommo--
row-Ihe Mystic Shrine-yisitors
Expected,

>1lknio Tenn ki@ TO Dc Instituted 1oauuo--
row-Ihs Mystic shrine-yisitors
Expected
A brilliant event in Masonic circles will
be the institatng in this city tomorrow,
the Sdaiin Temple Of the Order Of the
Mysuc Shrine. Through the influence of
J. " Campbell, a number Of members Of
fae Medtnah Temple Of Chicago. viii come
here in a special train Of palace cars. This
was 70 have been a surprise for the local
lodge, but the matter accidentally leaked
Oh, and is now given p1olicauou. a mum
bef of the A. Koran Temple of Cleveland
wiu aso % present. accompanied by
the well known Cleveland Quartette. The
ceeoralod Apollo Quar3ette oi Chicago will
accompany the Nediuan Temple. The
cer-m0uies wiil be held "a the Iouia Street
Armorv and it IS expected the degree will
be- conferred Gron class made up OF
twenty or thirty from Saginaw. iiieen or
twenty from this city anl others from VI Us
kegou. fx Rapits Cadillac and other
points. Only knights Templsr and Thirty
two decree Scottish Rite Masoas are ciiS bic
60 ihe secrets - lns Mystic Shrine aud lhe
ORDER 81 composed of the flower Of Masonry.
SO formal banquet vii be giyea the visitors
hut they viii D8 f0yallv entertained while
in tae city. The M0Tton will be the head
qusriers and the ireedom OF TIE O-Wash-
"A N0ux and Psrinsuiar ciuo houses Nil
oe te1isrcd tae visitors.
Following this ia the secood week in
APRIL the scottish Rlle M3sJus wsl meet
here f9T the couferripg OF degrees and other
b1Vne8s The meeting viii De hsii in .hs
ueE Masonic Temple IN he W.dticomo
building.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

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Harry J. Skinner has just opeBed an Ia
sursnoe. Real Estate and Loan eflce "a
room - Of the WidGioomb building. Af
Skinner is very well known IN Grand Rap
its as the son Of A. l.. skinner. OF ths
BOsrd OF Review and Equalization and j.
8 graduate Of Professor sweuSherg's Bus.
ness College and will undoubtedly yers
Don secure his share OF business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
a POWERFUL SYNDICATE
Endssvoring To Csbbts Up tho u. q %. aud
other Railroads.

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other Railroads.
BALTIMORE. March 3. A statement com
ing from Baltimore < Ohio Official source
was made here tonight. II says that over
tures have been made 70 Mr. Robert Garrett
By the New York syndicate headed by Mr..
sally for controlling interest In the =. x
o. The price offered wa largely in advance
of what the stock IS now marked az. hr.
Garrett has not accepted the Oisr bat IL IS
highly probable that an arrangement Will
be made whereby a majority OF he stock OF
the b. q Q. viii De turned over TO the atofe-
said syndicate. OF which Mr Garrett viii be
a member, and that consolidation OF the
Philadelphis & Reading, Jersey Central,
Baltimore & Ohio, Richmond & Danville,
Richmond Terminal, and Georgia Pacific
viii follow, sggrega,ine grand system Of
1900 miles OF railroad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

e. smith. Al D recent scaesssoa 20
he homeopathic fraternity ~ thls cily. las
opened al oihos Ia the Niddioom0 build
ins rooms Is and i9. The Doctor bas b0ilt
: rue residences on the corner 81 College
ave. aud Thomas 81 kesidsuos telephone.
No 81. Office Lelepk0ne, No. s2n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
LArK MICHIGAN SPECIALS.

". @ Howard. ~ Kalamazoo. was nem
mated - ths iemocrsis yesterday fof
Judge 81 the kaa bureu aud AalanAz9o
Circuits.
Suit vas commenced in the k8ls marco
Circuit Court Yesterday against Jerry bosas
Ton ioF street pssing ssessnieats-
John \ nash bss been nominated b. t8t
Lansing h 81 l. for mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
sHlNoLE ~ eAowN uP.
Two Men KILLED and siS Trjured Nsar
Ednofe Yesterday.

Ed,nofe Yesterday
sss.a.tss 80 z,, vt,s.sss.sss.ss.
TnaoRr. March s-The sh.ngle mill %
III. Gibbs, tro miles easi % tais village
was blown 70 pieces a. 60 IBIS morning
The mill vas running VIII fa1 force Of
men. two Of whom were killed outright
and six wounded. two perhaps fslally. The
cause of the explosion is ankn0~n. twas
rumorei that there vas Lax ia the boiler
bus that vas disYr0gei by an examination
The boilers Hers capable of ar wing -
pounds of st.a,d ead uea f~e gusses ~
.sattr TIE hrsf secfioE of dcfne 81 ihs
boiler. Hiib le1 three inch dles. and weigh
ing nearly ave tans vas thrown hira iu
tie ar and lodged 80 feet frcIa the mills
oq the border cf ths wonls Tie mid1 p
section ~ fae ouler uas fargwn e ike e
iancr tue lasf atom. Weighing three toas
srsck yoke q oxen ard The f~0
huge masses ai iron were sfrsightsued ouf
:. 81 tss - paper. tae riFets ~ broken %
cemuietely
Ioa 4bhs soa of the rrouristo-. Tss
f'inz fhs bosier at lhe tre ere expos 90
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beneath the arch His bead wss snla.Efd
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~ h q faolnPsoa, Isfosainssst business
nan ~ this ylsae, dlsd today II gaze. eoa-
sumption. Dsoeassa as highiy saacstsa
and eaiture1 Woman. and hsF dsslb is
incurred - al Sue leaves iaasily 81 "a
small cnfIdfpn
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

The Building Edition Of the Ss.essfifs
Americas vii be advanced Ia price ace per
copy aud s. per year. com meDcing With The
April number. To those who Hish - avail
themselves Oi the opportunity thAt ~s vii
receive subscriptions for TIE above "a as-aEine
until March l6 Al 81 80 per year. No sab.
scriptiOns taken amer that date for less than
$50 per year.
r. Il. WIHEsAR. Agent.
5 =. Division 81, Porter Block
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10
No Eanal sans.ge In nlalne.

AusrsrA. BE, March The female saf-
face amendment has failed. no. receiving
the two thirds vote la either branch of he
legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

Bosros. March 9--At = meeting - the
municipal council Of the Irish National
League lsst evening", Prssldeat Thomas r.
Brady Introduced resolution that Iush-
Amsdc40s Borrowed Ia Henry Ward
Beschef aezfh. ie sd0E .i0a ~as opposed
By several persons on The rroand that
beecher when n Europe had said of Irish
men ia America that. Those ~ho did
not die Of rum-arnking made good cln-
zens and that hs whole life bad been
against the irish. The resolution was
warmly defended by Revenue Collector
FiizGersld aud others. and it was passed by
A vote of f6 %
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

Al1.70 this morninB Frank Brooks was
arrested l1r larceny hav.ns soien bis
room mates clothing saer the latter bad
retired
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
HIS TITLE TO THE LAND.

A friend OF mine, Hugh Craig, Il
graduate OF Oxford, told lie a story
once. which | have since seen in tro
Overland Monthly, regarding a claim
10 a title ,
AT ii Gland court a middie-ageG
Maori appeared and made a Ion"
speech, giving the reason why a ute
of a certain piece OF land should be
given him. An old grizzled Maori had
listened without saying a word. Al
last, as the Younger man was about
finishing his speech, he inquireai
"Where are NY ~,sss.s~oefn!
in .Ia-ssnad ended the old man
eater 30 " arose, and, throwing of
everything but o waistc!oth, he bounded
across the room and addressed the
court, saying:
Il have listened with disgust and
contempt to the words OF this tuturn
(nobody.) What claim can he have
TO this land? 1 conquered long ago the
people and lived on that land when he
was a small child; and the mistake l
then made was. in permitting him TO
live! Aud he asks, Where are his
ancestors buried?' l tell him and
show him. Here! here !'-patting his
stomach with his lett hand. His an
cestors are here. ate them and that
is my title to the land"
No better or stronger title to native
land can be brought before the native
land courts than the above described
title by Digestion
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
upEsucnena.eA,ss.,.s Z

MhS u. DUNLAP, Tsy
ever had over the north. WheT WIZ
lngton received the surrender of Cor
wallis. at Yorktown, he REQUIRED I
BRITISH colors TO be delivered to hii
The United States government presel
ed those colors to George Washingto
and Park Gusts, to whom they we
entrusted, turned them over TO n
when l was secretary OF war, and tn.
we're lett III the war Office -
Washington. Although these d
foreign flags and signs of a very mel,
orable occasion, the United States cd
eminent did not deem them of suflicie
Importance to be exhibited as trophi
OF a victory over a former enemy b
presented them to the soldier to who
they had been surrendered. The sou
has manifested no desire 10 have DC
session of the flags lost in battle, a
their value departed when they we
surrendered, and the excitement viii
has been created over the prop,sitit
to return both to the north and SOM
the flags they had lost, Seems We
much like a tempest in a tea n.
Whether they should lie and be ca
sntned by the moth in boxes in the W
ONCE, or be returned TO their iorm
wne matters not. The proposltit
to restore them has n element ofvalu
winch Is that the restoration would
a declaration such as the old Romat
made, that there should be no triurn,
ior a victory gained in civil war. So 4
as IL should express the feeling OF ri
stored fraternity it would be i
toward that condition whio
reasonable men will recognize
desirable among those who are to Ii,
together.